Reheis had a nice day at the combine. He has good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, good jumping, change of direction, and speed. Reheis caught my eye during the 7 v 7 events due to him jamming the release, and creating headaches for the WRs. Good back pedal. In man coverage, he was sticky like glue, not allowing the WR to create separation from him. Reheis showed his good closing quickness too. He also showed good timing to swat the ball out of the WR’s hands. Another exciting DB to keep an eye on.

Combine Stats: HT: 5’8 WT: 160 Wingspan: 5’8 Hand Size: 7 ¾” 40 YD: 4.97 Shuttle: 4.83 Broad Jump: 7’9 L-Drill: 7.37

Reheis was smooth and composed throughout the event, showing a relaxed but effective backpedal and quick breaks. His awareness in coverage was excellent, being able to read the quarterback and receivers to make timely plays on the ball. In 3v2 and 7 on 7 periods, Reheis excelled in zone coverage, batting down multiple passes and consistently disrupting plays with his vision and ability to anticipation throws.

Reheis Jr. emerged as a rising star in Northglenn’s defense. Despite his youth, he posted 41 tackles and snagged three interceptions, showcasing impressive instincts and athleticism. His performance positioned him as a key player to watch in the coming seasons.